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Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22


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Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ADVANCEMENT
Steamers leave Vlcksburg every Ties
day and Friday Tor the upper Yaz00 and
Iillahatc,.ie Rivers, going throngh Tclln-
Ii Lake when water permits. passing
Yszoo Cllythe following days, Wednesday
and Saturday.
The Berthe Bailey lrav.e iazoo CITY
for Brlxonl AMI intermediate points on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 10
o'clock. a. A., carrying the y s. Nail.
Returning leaves Belzs'nl NJ Q o'clock A.
NJ, surviving IN TING iOr train on l. q Il. X.
II. 2. CARROLL.
Superintendent. Vicksburg.
T. II. flUNTER.
Agent fax0O City,
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

YAzoo Cry, July 10th, 'S7,
Editor Herald I:
" | read = most excellent arrmon
Il the State ledger July 9th, de-
slivered W TAImags ON ihe "Grow
evil Of immoral literature Of the
present o. ~
In his sermon be referred 10
Paul string up Ephssus about the
sins OF that place. Among The
most important results the citizens
. brought ont their bad books aud
ma public place madeia bOufirs
OF them. | wish Yazoo Oi y
would do the same The flames
would reach 40 high thai ihefire
bells wonld be- made 10 give The
alarm Of fire. ! have read 80
many novels of Al kinds. aud wiih
the excepsi0n Of . very few drrIy-
ed no knowledge whatrvsr that
made me wiser or happier. Worst
Of all we allov. our SOUS aud
daughters 10 read this trashy Ilt.
eraIure. feel like criminal
when l come upon my little girl
in some secluded corner all alone
deeply interested ln HoseI lhat
tries to make impuriiy drcrni,
crime attractive and pure maiden.
~ modesiy old-fssaioned AMI out
of date. There are q host Of good
books aud novels 10 srlrct FROM
books br;mful Of pare and noble
senlimrnis--scot and Dickens.
both good.
Hoping all she toahg men aud
Hills vii read Tain .g-'s sermon
aud prsf bs ils.inssruciipps
VENTuRF.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

1l,e Bct s.irr v ne uorit ~ Cn,..
hEuIscs. ture.. II fo1Is. t1II Rto0n. F.I1E
sorrs. Ilrcr. Ct1IIr II .I|s. 4 ~ n.
sons. md ell skin EIu1li11t. anI r.1.I.
tlrI1 ruruE Pies. - - rHT rc11IIel- 4
> Tu1Iuulecl l1 EiTe r4ElzEf rlII1IalII1n.
o. meusr rrIanllsL. Pres f renla uer
err frr sale hT sIlzun & GO
IannarT .. 'g
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22


The surviving members OF Arm
strong's Brigais eompnsed of LIST
Mississippi CavaIry.2 Mississippi
Cavalry, 2S Mississippi Stokes
Regimentsl and BalIentiur's Rrgi-
mrnt and Also ahy af Ross Tex.
as Brigade who may reside in this
State, are invited to meet At Grsn
ada, Mss. on the I'd Thursday,
and 11th day Of August. 1887.
Cone. comradss, bring your
wives and daughters and the Gid.
ows aud daughters Of any Of our
deceased members, and les us
spend one more day 10 social re-
unian.
F. A. MeETooNERY, Chairman.
All Stale papers requested TO-
copy.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22


Yea Ssh Twcfr 40 dream.
And my NE cvuld llYe o'ef.
Mang = clllnge IN the pset I'D make,
And live that dream no more
Bot slnes fbe past can ne'er u changed
And ! ny cross must bear.
In my heart III bury the past
Nv mind shall nc'er wander there
/ meyer wish 70 meet lliee more,
Though pm siill thy friend
! nfYff wish "a love another.
Since our dear lles must end.
Think not thar re been tanthl
BT irDwnlng loss 10 bate thee,
NJ l0fc Tor thee can ne'er Be- cIlsnafd,
1hQpeh lhy face ! De'cf can see.
us only LETT 10 say farewell.
For such Il ecelns IL nainre's chart.
Keep for me ono sacred thought, RnAc
And icF yoa WIN ksep my he
valIey. Miss. JnIy II, 1852.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22
THE PICAYUNE,
The Leading Newspaper Of The South

THE DAILY PICAYUNE
Is independent apd fearless in it's edito-
rial conduct. 1t has the widest and
most complete system 0f news gathering
BY telegraph and correspondence, and
the most accurate and complete mar
ket, commercial and financial state
ments published IN New Orleans.
THE SUNDAY PICAYUNE,
Which may be taken separately from
the daily subscription service, Is full
and complete in all news departments,
with the added features of honseho i.
fashion aud society tAlk. and feast OF
choice original aud selected literary
matter for hume reading The special
writings Of Catharine Cole, Henry
Haynie Paris correspondent, Jennie
june, MOllie Moore Davis. and many
Others, appear IN the Sunday issue.
THE WEEKLY PICAYUNE.
This mammoth I6-pnee paper is the
brst and cheapest weekly paper pub
lished in the SOUTH In q condensed
form il contains all the news Of the
week, the cram OF 81 literary matter
and the best special features Of the
Sunday issue. with au important ARi-
cnlfnrul Derartment and tho Latest
Marxct fiep.afs. The Weekly is pub
u nsd every Thursday, aud reaches all
subscribers for Sunday reading.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
" cY11 aAfT A MILLION plsTuDUTxr
r.s-s Ga r..s.-.. f..-

WA Hall A4AAAQN Al94AibVxAn
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Incorporated In 1868 Tor 25 years by the
Legislature for Educational aud CharItI1
BILE purp0scs- with a capital cf $1,000 ,0CO
TO which reserved innd OF 0srF $3.50 900
has since been added
BY an overwhelming popular yole lls
franchise WIS maxi part OF The present
Slate Constitution adopted December "a,
A. d. 1879
Tho only Lottery eUer po.ed d, and eH-
dorsed BY tAs psepls of any STATE.
II never scales Or pos,pones.
Itn Grand efngIe Number Drawings
take place monfhIy, and the sensI An.
ANAL Drawings regularly every six
montha--June and December.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
TO WIN A FORTUNE. EIGHTH
GRAND DRAWING GLASS ~, IN
THE ACADEMY OF Music, NEW
ORLEANS, rU ASDAY.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

AMONG Cheif Justice Waiie's
ancestors was one Of the judges
who signed the death warrand OF
Charles |.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22
G1n FER am.

n order 10 ttve - chanr 10 tel Il.
ana thus b. rnnFiuced Of ~ wonderful
cnraiIre powers. Dr. kinrs New Ulscor-
cry Ter Consumption. tou1hs AID CoIds.
whl -. luF iiNll1ri fine. gwen away.
This nntT i not unlF htclai. bul sliaws
Chest or Lanrs. are especially requested
70 ell q 6lBSON's Drug slore. and ~
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

RE- ME- MRER That the presence Of
ssA~M = vs. Of Generals Beaure-
gard and Early, who are In charge OF the
drawings, Is guarantee OF absolute fair
ness and integrity. that the chances arc
all equal. and that no one can possibly d.
vine what number will draw Prize.
REMEMBER that the payment Of
all Prizes ls GUARANTEED By roUR Ma
TIoNAL BANKS OF New Orleans. and the
Tickets are signed by tile President Of an
Institution, whose chartered rights are
recognized In the highest Courts there
tore, beware 0l any limitations or anony-
meus schemes.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

A New York paper says: "No
musician can rhape his lips Il
blow 4 horn when looking at a
man eating lemons. IA
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

fOH DfSrEPSIA and INV Com
pl1inl, ysaa hare piialcf euaIanire On
- fails o. cure. Sold bF X 5 uhchsa
Aernf.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

wHEE you are consl'pated. with loss Of
appetite, headache. take one oi DIR. j. II
Mcl4ean's Little Liver aud Kidney Pillets
They are pleasant TO take and will cure
yen. 25 cents vish
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

lFyou spit up plilcgn, aud are troub-
led with hacking cough, use Or. J. Il.
kcl1can's Tar Wine and Lung Balm.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

FoR sick headache. female troubles neu-
ralgia, use DIR. }. II. McLean's Lutte
hivcr aud Kidney Piliess. % cents q vial
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

CR0UPY sulIOcltlCns, night c ,tugIls aud
all the common affections Of lic throat
and lungs quickly relIcyrsi by DIR. j. II
Mcl.ean's Tar Wine aiil Lung BalH..
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22
QUEEN AND CRESCENT
ROUTE.
YIeksAurg and NerIdIan RaIIroad.

Short and Quick Line 10 Cincinnati, the
East and South East.
Through hleepers Vicksburg 10 Atlanta
and Cincinnati.
CONDENSED Schedule in effect Dec. 81, SO.
East Bound. Stations. West Bound.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

sIltIouB ATaHnH RENEDY Is a
positive curr ~ calsrrh. n1rIIIcria md
tan1tf No'nh. Sel bT rs uhIrss.
agent.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

We ne s1idsrsigaed Banks aud BANKERS
sgiii pay az P'isss d,'apn ~ The L uisiana
Sfats Lotteries seAieh may Be p-sssatsd az
oar counters
]. Z. o1LzsHY, Pres. Louisiana Nat1 Bank.
PIERRE tANAux. Pres State Natl Bank
A. BALDWIN. Pres New Orleans Natl Bank.
CARL KoEN. Pres. Union National Eank.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson. Clay
CO. Iewa, tells the following remarkable
Story. the truth OF which is vouched Tor
BY the residents ol the towns .~l am -
years old. have bren troubled with Kid
ney complaint and lameness Tor many
years cOull not dress myself without
help. Now | sun frte iron all pain and
sorcless, and am able lp DO ali my own
hoQsework. ! owe MY thanks ~ Elcc-
trie Bltters Tor having renewed my youth
and rrmoyed completely all disease aud
paln." Trv a bottle. 50o. and 81. at
GIBS0N'S Drug Store.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

WHY WILL you cough when Sal.
l0h's Cure will give immediate relief,
Price l0cls, Scots and a 81. For ealc by
5 Wireless. Agent.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

A NASAL NJkc1oR ffuc With each
bottle u ShIIDht C4iafFb Iieinedy For
sale By r s Wheless, Agent.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

The decisions Of Secretary La.
mar have marked him as q man Of
brains, aud also q fFirnd Of the
pioneer settlers. The administra.
iiou, having on hand such a man
az Sparks, Of Illinois. IL particular.
" fortunate II having courage.
ous man like Lamar, OF Mississip-
pi. 10 overrule decisions -Chica-
20 Inter Ocfan.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

THE REV GEO. II. TnAYER, Of
Bourbon. lad, says "Both myseI and
wife owe our lives to SHILOH'S CON-
SUMPTION CURE.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

10 dream q 2 porirraus Wialr,
RrrtI 81 ~ - 81 We taII.
Il san nIa Ei1TIn
IlI f'Ir w1.lh1T = w1ruI
DuIcs1 d s1onII frrr11 % I'll
Snme 1IFas. I4~1|eI. nr1 IsIsH4|s Ii
rnn ere rerEI FaI1|I aII4 o. arraI'I4
iorInru1 u'11 So hl1'1sc|Is ed tIzaa
sTnrIoz. tI1Is zrrt Ir'f.a.s ma rer
nard nr. FIacr FI1asatI P9rsilrz
friiaz. Iteg VI curl Ton- Al drae.
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Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

Mahn sBOaiOlr Bdntif Sleeping Cars
CIRsihHHli 70 Hendiin. Jacksob, firksl
burg and Shreveport. making direct con-
nectioH with Texas a Patiie x. f.. At
Shreveport 20 Texas anil he Paeific
slope. X. tARE0Lf1
Gen. Supf.. MERRIAM. Mis-.
JN0. &. CAUIT. Gen lNanager.
II. COLLBRAf.
Gen. FRI and Pas'r. Agl.. Cincinnati.
= HARDY. Aesl. Gen. Fri.
aHd Pas,'r. AKL. FicksburK. Miss
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

-Ws a. htastr eeriifv Anf ps enpaviss
az ar.ungsmcais for ~ fhs MoHiklv and
SeBii-AnHaal Dralpings of ~ Lepisians
State Loiferp CompaRg, and 10 9srsoa
manage and cenfrol the Drawings hepi-
solves. and fAaf IA snss ara coafncfei igifA
hcHsssy. fauness, and - COED f1iA foward
al parfies, and ws anth0riss fhs Company
70 nse fhis certificate, with fic-simiiss Of
or Signatures attacked, u Is adrerfise-
ufafs'r
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

MIXED TRAIN.
Nv Parsons. lam
Ar Grecw'd TAO am Lv Grew'L 500 am
Ly Y. City l,45 pm, Ar Jackson $50 pm
Trains run Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays.
GOING EAST FROM TcHULL
Leave Tchula (passenger)..... .. 80 PIN
Arrive Lexington (passenger)... 40
Dnrant lpasseHger) ......... 6 90
GOING WET FROM DURANT.
Leave Durant (passenger) .........S 70 am
Tchnla tpassengcr) ...-.....lO 80
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22
sHORT LIME

Memphis, Tdnn., and New Orleans, la,
MIssIssIPPI a TENNESSEE
AND ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILRODS
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-28

A p:ucky yoang lady q Sanea Cru4 Cali6osniA daughter q Judee MeCann. vent up to Lake eoasey. b thse stase. and loesGed . sanch. SAe VI eecom- panied by brothe aad . younger sis- ter. The three took great pride and pleasure in the erection and fusnshiag of . eoufostable house. with barn and othes cooveaieneea O. Thussday last, just two days alte the comp,essoo q the barn. Sosess fire swept away every ves- ties of their hboss. laying only gr,m piles of smoking einden so mark the spos vhese was esntered O many pleasant hepes and ambitiooa Afss fighting the fire toe some houn they sav the house vas ia imminent dansa. and packing their clothing and oeha valuables iaso . covered busgy. they covered | vith . vet blanket and renewed their ezestioos to cave the house. This. heveyes. vas without avail and nos ooly the house and barn. but the baeU vith iss content. vese destroyed. aod the three homeless ooes vse ebliged to oawl thsooeh the chappasal to save ter ivea Their lse- tess hone are philosophical in tone. They vill rebuild. They uriss thae thsy find themselves possessed of ooe tin bucket. one slipper and thee necktiea
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-28

for government transportation. and the establishment of . road station at thak point. while it may oe m resli,y . m'i- tary need. looks to outsiders more as . convenience to the commanding general hls family and staff. who take frequent trips there, attracted by the fashion and the beauty of the place. By having this station the wife Of the commanding gen eral can get her private team fed at gov ernment expense, and the commanding general when he takes drive down to the beach m . six in hand, can get fos- age for his animals out o( the govern ment's bins at this road station. There IS apparently no limit to the necessities of the public service when directed by . commanding general whose military ge- nius is never 50 we'll displayed a in the brilliant reflections of the gaslight in the ballroom or at public reception.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-28
Frank Pixlev. of the San Frar

Frank Pixley, of the San Francisco Argonaut, has let up on the Catholic church long enough to puncture the d. legged real estate boom of . certain DOT tion of California in the following lan- guage: "Every dead-beat and desd broken real estate speculator is pefspir- ing at every pore with some great specu- lative scheme which Is first to enrich himself and then to enrich his principal by the plundering of some one beyond
 We tell each other that lands have ad- vanced, that none can be purchased st less than from four to ten hundred dol lars an acre we lie to each other about sales that never occur. about values that do not exist we tell each other some marvellous tale of profits realized and transactions entered into. when the truth is that there is no movement of land in Marin county, not more than an occa- sional transaction m San Rafael and SAusalito, while at the principal place Corte Msdera-there has not n acre of land, or town lot, changed hands except at sherifFs sale, for the last ten years."
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-28

Miners who go out and paste loca- tion notice on . tree or bury it in pile of rocks. and then dig a ten-foot hole on the ledge located by it, and call it . mine, will find out in time that the vtrd is misnomer. Theie are several thou sand location notices recorded in this county, but there are very few mines de- veloped. so far. There are prospects in numerable, and very many of them very rich, some them remarkably 90, q far as developed. What is needed is for owners Of these claims to sink. develop work their properties. If they have not the means to do so and allow the ore to lie on the dump. take it to the sampling works and sell it for cash, and with the cash buy more grub and powder and go back to their claims and do more work. This is a slow process but t is the only one which will win. Men who have money are not looking for prospect- holes. It there is anything in yoAr claim every dollars worth of work done on it will enhance the value Of t three pr four times. If there is nothing ID it.
 he sooner you find it out the better fos rou and the country.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-28
The complaint iu regard (

The complaint in regard to the bids received for the sale of our county bonds is very fay fetched in sn attempt to make a little chear pol;tical capital Their sale under ,he law devolved on w. C. Basin ford, county treasurer, who happens to be a republican. The bid received vas for par. Let us compare notes. The bonds which i, is proposed to redeem os exchange bear 8 per cent interest The cnes proposed to be issued bear ,. When these 8 per cent bonds were issued they were placed by democratic loan commit sioners, :he county realizing % per cent, or a discount of 10 per cent, while the commissioners received $500 for their services. Our republican county treas- urer succeeds in placing the bonds, bear ing I per cent less interest without any extra compensation for services, at par. Not a bad showing for . republican # his advertising was confined exclusively to republican papers.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-28
tlAosYAlpV srgses.

Especial cor.sspoadeaee Journal -Aiesrl
 RegulaT services on Sabbath morning aad evening were well attended.
 The schoel is in . prosperous condi- tioa. uodes the management Of George Csoehers q principal and Miss weath- esfosd, e assistant
 J.R Kilpasrick is building . nice hall oves his stoss to be used by the Knights ot Pythias and E. < A M.
 M. Brennan will soon have his new and elegant stose ready for dry gooda
 Ar. StClair will soon be ready to ac- eoumodase the public in his photograph C gallery on San Francisco avenue.
 The famous hotel and bank building. of FlagstaG is at . stand still.
 The new and elegant house of E. s. Clask t nearly ready for our genial friends Mr. and Mrs. Clark.
 The town is being surveyed in divis- ions and again ID subdivisions, by the land commissioner ot the Atlantic ( Pacific failroad.
 Rock is being delivered for the depot, and building will soon commence. The rebuilding A the Arizona Lumber companys mill Is going along sure and safely. under the supervision of master bailders from Michigan.
 C. T. Emery is managing the present milling interesss fer the company. He is . genial young man. who comes here to make his future home
 FlasstaG is growing rapidly in nearly evesy bsanch of industry. and steady e. cumulatioa of wealth.
 4 eew and elegant jewelry store nov gfaees the park along the railroad.
 Four lav firms are in constant peac- tice. taneling up all kinds of business men q this country, while Judge Croth- efs hoads count of justice over the deai- nies of his fellov-men.
 Thee good doc,ors are constantly en- Ployed binding up the wounded, sick, sore and lame. and mutilsted faces,
 While the Rev. Mir. Guthne breaches Christ and salvation to sinners.
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